Pike County, Georgia: 2026 Voter Guide

✅ Checked against the official county sample ballot (2026-10-16). No judicial races appear on any of Pike's Nov 3 precinct ballots. See your exact ballot on My Voter Page.

Official sample ballot · Pike County Board of Elections

Statewide races (every Georgia voter)

U.S. SenateJon Ossoff D Donors3% from progressive-cause donorsMike Collins R Donors0% from progressive-cause donors

GovernorKeisha Lance Bottoms D DonorsRick Jackson R Donors

Lieutenant GovernorJosh McLaurin D DonorsGreg Dolezal R Donors

Secretary of StateTim Fleming R DonorsPenny Brown Reynolds D Donors

Attorney GeneralTanya Miller D DonorsBrian Strickland R Donors

Commissioner of AgricultureTyler Harper R DonorsKatherine E. Juhan-Arnold D Donors

Commissioner of InsuranceJohn King R DonorsKeisha Sean Waites D Donors

State School SuperintendentRWRichard Woods R DonorsLydia Powell D Donors

Commissioner of LaborBRBárbara Rivera Holmes R DonorsNikki Porcher D Donors

Public Service Commission, District 3Fitz Johnson R DonorsPeter Hubbard D Donors

Public Service Commission, District 5Josh Tolbert R DonorsShelia Edwards D Donors

Congress, Legislature & district races in Pike County

U.S. House, District 3Brian Jack R Donors0% from progressive-cause donorsMaura Keller D Donors1% from progressive-cause donors

State Senate, District 16Marty Harbin R DonorsSonya Wimberly Hawkins D Donors

Uncontested: State House, District 135 — Beth Camp

County, school board & city races

Uncontested local: Pike County Commission District 1 — Timothy D. Daniel (Republican); Pike County Commission District 2 — Chris Childress (Republican); Molena City Council Post 1 — Christy McCrary (Nonpartisan); Meansville Mayor — Randall Eddie Parker (Nonpartisan); Meansville City Council Post 1 — Janice Cairns (Nonpartisan); Meansville City Council Post 2 — Brittany Miller (Nonpartisan); Meansville City Council Post 5 — Janet Minter (Nonpartisan)

Ballot questions

• Homestead Exemption Increase for Seniors: Local question on the official ballot. Exact wording is on the precinct sample ballot.
• Homestead Exemption Increase for the Disabled: Local question on the official ballot. Exact wording is on the precinct sample ballot.

Sources: Official per-precinct sample ballots, Georgia's sample-ballot service (19 ballot styles, 19 precincts; checked 2026-10-16) · Ballotpedia county election page · District overlap: U.S. Census TIGER/Line 2024 (CD119, SLDU, SLDL) intersected with county boundaries